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THE EXPANDED COLLECTION

More words. Fewer repeated entries.

Explore the added vocabulary, compare related forms, or locate a term from the supplied October word list. Meanings stay attached to the form they describe.

1,876 featured headwords86 grouped families399 added word records

Related noun, adjective or verb forms remain searchable and retain their definitions, examples and earlier study records. The comprehensive exam asks once per featured headword. Earlier lesson and specialist-exam questions remain available as word-form practice.

All 1,027 distinct supplied forms resolve to an entry. Repeated mentions are combined here. Spelling variants and inflections point to the appropriate headword; a grouped form still has its own meaning. The fragment "inheren" is explicitly interpreted as "inherent" from its context, not introduced as a new word.

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SUPPLIED FORM

inveterate

Long established and habitual, especially of a tendency or person.

1 mention in the supplied list. case/accent/spacing only.

SUPPLIED FORM

ironic

Expressing a meaning different from the literal words, or involving a striking contrast with expectation.

1 mention in the supplied list. case/accent/spacing only.

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irony

A contrast between appearance and reality or expectation and outcome; in speech, meaning different from the literal words.

2 mentions in the supplied list. case/accent/spacing only.

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irredeemable

Beyond recovery, correction, or improvement in the relevant context.

1 mention in the supplied list. case/accent/spacing only.

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isolationism

A policy favoring avoidance of international alliances, obligations, or intervention.

1 mention in the supplied list. case/accent/spacing only.

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kitsch

Art or decoration considered excessively sentimental or showy in a cheap way.

1 mention in the supplied list. case/accent/spacing only.

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